How to Automatically Fold the Mirrors on a Lexus?

[EdwardRose]

Some versions of the Lexus ES do not have the automatic mirror folding feature. First, shift into R gear, then place the mirror adjustment button on either the left or right mirror side. If no direction is selected, the mirror folding function will not activate by default. Relevant details are as follows: 1. ES300h: The Lexus ES's vehicle stability system and driving mode are symmetrically located at the upper left of the instrument panel. Press and hold to turn off the ESP. With the brake and accelerator fully depressed while stationary, the engine's maximum RPM can reach 2000. Quickly release the brake, and the ES300h starts very swiftly without any hesitation, and the wheels do not slip. 2. Power: The initial acceleration is very strong, allowing the car to quickly reach higher speeds. Although the overall rhythm is linear, the acceleration process does not feel dull. The robust and even acceleration still delivers a strong sense of push-back.

[Sá]

After driving a Lexus for several years, I've found the automatic folding mirrors incredibly convenient. There's a small button with a mirror icon on the door panel to the left of the steering wheel—just press it lightly to fold the mirrors, and press again to unfold them. When parking in tight spaces, like in residential areas or mall garages, folding the mirrors prevents scratches, saves space, and enhances safety. They also fold automatically when locking the car, but this setting needs to be adjusted in the dashboard menu: start the vehicle, press the OK button on the steering wheel to enter system settings, then find the comfort functions to enable the auto-fold option. I often take my family out, and this feature makes it much easier for rear passengers to get in and out, especially in the rain to avoid wetting the mirrors. During maintenance, remember to check the button wiring and ensure dust doesn’t jam it.

[LeRyder]

As an enthusiast who loves tinkering with cars, Lexus's auto-folding mirrors are really cool and super easy to operate. Just press the button on the door when getting in, and the mirrors obediently fold in—perfect for showing off driving skills. During driving, it not only makes parking easier but also extends the mirrors' lifespan by protecting them from wind and sun. When customizing at the dealership, the technician reminded me to regularly clean the button and lubricate the joints to prevent sticking. Setting up auto-folding can be done via the central control screen: navigate to the vehicle settings, select exterior mirrors, and then toggle the auto-folding switch. On long trips, I often use it—folding the mirrors reduces wind noise and even saves a bit of fuel. This feature showcases Lexus's thoughtful design, making the car feel premium every time I use it.

[DelBeau]

As the primary driver in my family responsible for dropping off and picking up the kids, I find the automatic folding mirrors feature on my Lexus incredibly convenient. With just a press of the button near the door, the mirrors fold in effortlessly—super practical for avoiding mirror scrapes in the crowded school parking lot. Folding the mirrors ensures safety by preventing accidental bumps; the auto-fold upon locking can be enabled in the system settings, and you can configure it via the menu after starting the car. On weekend outings, this feature makes accessing the trunk much easier without any manual adjustments needed.